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"In his fortieth year, Chris Offutt returns to teach at his alma mater, Morehead State University, the only four-year school in the Kentucky hills. With the humblest of intentions, he expects to give back to his community, hoping to become, quietly, a hero of sorts. Yet present-day reality collides painfully with memory, leaving Offutt in the midst of an adventure he never imagined: searching for a home that no longer exists.". "During that same year, Offutt records the story of his parents-in-law, Arthur and Irene, Holocaust survivors who emigrated to New York from Poland in 1946. Their…
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3 editions- Hardcover · English · 2003Methuen · 288 pages · 9780413772831
- Paperback · English · 2003Simon & Schuster · 272 pages · 9780684865522
- Other · English · 2002Simon & Schuster · 268 pages · 9780684865515
American NovelistsBiographyHomes and hauntsIntellectual lifeNovelists, AmericanSocial life and customsNew York Times reviewedHolocaust survivors










